Best Sneakers To Resell In November 2022
In this article, we go through the best sneakers to resell in November 2022 which includes a number of bangers by Nike including a plethora of Nike Dunk Lows.
Nike is on fire with a number of very highly anticipated sneakers planned for the upcoming month, some of which you will definitely want to keep a keen eye on as they will be very profitable. Stick around to see our full list of the best sneakers to resell in November 2022.
-retro-high-gorge-green/" data-type="post" data-id="1067886">Jordan Brand and Nike are all set to close out 2022 with a bang, and while Adidas does seem to have a few problems with Ye, they are also set to drop a few hyped sneaker releases.
Nike and Adidas have always had fierce competition, but it seems like 2022 is all Nike’s if they’re going to close out the year this strongly.
Last month also included some heavy-hitting sneakers that resold for great profits but November is also looking to be just as strong with many releases, including a DJ Khaled collaboration with Jordan Brand that we’ll be checking out later in this article.
Without further adieu, let’s get right to it!
Nike Dunk High Homer Simpson
- Retail Price: N/A
- Estimated Resell: $200+
- Release Date: Tuesday, November 1st, 2022
- Colorway: Blue Chill/White-Amarillo
- Style Code: DD1399-401
Most people are familiar with The Simpsons, which has long been a favorite among viewers. Numerous sneaker companies have worked with the program or released releases with character themes to tribute to the well-liked TV program.
An SB Dunk Low Pro with Bart Simpson-inspired colors and a yellow skin tone was previously launched by Nike as well. This sneaker is presently selling for close to $300.
A Marge Simpson release that was previously unveiled has a worth of over $1,000 right now on websites like StockX. Nike’s newest and forthcoming Nike Dunk High pays tribute to Homer Simpson this time.
This shoe’s uppers are light blue and white in hue. The perforated toe boxes, side panels, and collars are covered in pure white leather, while the toes, eye stays, and heel overlays are made of light blue leather.
The distinctive skin tones of The Simpson characters are alluded to by the white throats that are surrounded by matching white laces that end in a pair of white tongues with yellow Nike insignia.
This undoubtedly distinctive colorway is finished off with crisp white midsoles and light blue outsoles that harmonize the colors of the shoes.
Given that this release has a Simpsons theme, I anticipate a good resale for them. Expect to pay between $200 and $300 for each pair for resale. Join the Winner’s Circle to potentially catch everything on this list.
Nike Dunk Low Arizona State
- Retail Price: $100
- Estimated Resell: $140+
- Release Date: Tuesday, November 1st, 2022
- Colorway: YELLOW/BORDEAUX
- Style Code: DD1391-702
By expanding outside of its network of sponsored institutions, The Swoosh will maintain its long, successful run of college-inspired Dunk Lows.
Here, the Swoosh looks to the Adidas-sponsored university for inspiration on this Nike Dunk Low “Arizona State,” providing an incredible Sun Devil color scheme.
Uppers on this sneaker feature a bright yellow and a lux Bordeaux color scheme. Vibrant yellow covers the toes, eye stays, and heel overlays, while a rich purple color tone dresses the perforated toe boxes, side panels, and the throats that are wrapped up in matching laces.
The interiors are also bright yellow, matching the leather Swooshes on the sides. Clean white midsoles and yellow outsoles finish off the design.
On websites like StockX, these sneakers are reselling for around $160, and I expect them to fall to about $140 after the release date.
Nike Dunk Low Miami Hurricane
- Retail Price: $110
- Estimated Resell: $140-$160
- Release Date: Tuesday, November 1st, 2022
- Colorway: TEAM DARK GREEN/TEAM ORANGE-WHITE
- Style Code: DD1391-300
Nike is set to release another Dunk Low inspired by an Adidas-sponsored team in the Miami Hurricanes. Seems like the Swoosh is not going in slow after Adidas during their relatively turbulent time with Yeezy and dropping stock prices.
The uppers on this sneaker feature an orange and green color scheme with dark green leather overlays on the toes, eye stays, and rear quarters. Bright orange covers the perforated toe boxes, side panels, heel underlays, and throats.
Traditional orange laces cover the throats and blend right in, while orange tongues and tags are contrasted by green laces and sock liners that lead down to green interiors and inserts with orange Nike branding.
White midsoles and green outsoles finish off the design. On the secondary market, these, too, will likely yield gross profits of around $50 per pair, which is normal for a regular Nike Dunk Low in 2022.
Nike Dunk High Panda (Restock)
- Retail Price: $110
- Estimated Resell: $250
- Release Date: Friday, November 4th, 2022
- Colorway: Black/White
- Style Code: DD1399-103
Whether the low top or the high top, the Nike Dunk Panda colorways are killing it on the secondary market and are one of the most profitable recent colorways. Having already been restocked in 2021, these sneakers will return in November and remain highly profitable.
The Nike Dunk High Panda features black leather on the toes, eye stays, and heel overlays, while white leather on the toe boxes, side panels, and collar underlays provides a neutral base.
White throats are covered up with matching black laces, while white tongues feature bright red “Nike” branding. Interiors feature similar branding and color blocking, while clean white midsoles and matching black outsoles finish off the classic black and white “Panda” look.
On the secondary market, these sneakers are currently worth over $270 per pair, and I expect them to fall to around $250 as everyone still wants to get their hands on them!
I would not be surprised if Nike decided to bring them back again later on.
Nike Dunk Low Panda (Restock)
- Retail Price: $100
- Estimated Resell: $180
- Release Date: Friday, November 4th, 2022
- Colorway: White/Black/White
- Style Code: DD1391-100
When it originally came out last year, the Nike Dunk Low Panda quickly became popular among the public. Due to the high resale value of these sneakers in women’s size, it has proven particularly popular among sneakerheads.
The uppers have a very simple style and are made of smooth full-grain leather. With dramatic black leather overlays on top that perfectly contrast the upper, white leather underlays create a neutral basis.
The toes, Swooshes, heel overlays, and eye stays are all made of black leather, which blends in perfectly with the complementary black laces. Black sock liners and a white “Nike” logo are included on the tongue tags.
The “Panda”-like design is completed with crisp white midsoles and black outsoles, which contrast with the black heel tabs and white “Nike” stitching.
Unlike with the Dunk High Pandas, these have dropped a little bit when it comes to resale value. They are reselling for around $180 per pair on the secondary market.
Zion Williams Air Jordan 1 Low OG Voodoo
- Retail Price: $170
- Estimated Resell: $250+
- Release Date: Tuesday, November 8th, 2022
- Colorway: FLAX/MUSLIN-FAUNA BROWN-OIL GREEN-SESAME-MOON FOSSIL
- Style Code: DZ7292-200
We now have an official look at the Zion Williamson x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Voodoo” following the debut of the Jordan Zion 2.
The shoe follows the “Flax/Muslin, Fauna Brown/Oil Green/Sesame/Moon Fossil” color combination, maintaining the New Orleans Pelicans superstar’s association with Jordan Brand.
The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Voodoo” patchwork uppers are made of suede, hemp, and canvas panels. Visible stitching, embroidered passes at the toe box, midfoot Swooshes, backward micro Swooshes, flipped tongue tags, Wings motifs, and specially printed insoles are among the accents on the uppers.
Rope laces and multi-colored sock liners provide additional personality. Off-white midsoles with asymmetrical stitching and gum rubber outsoles finish off the sneaker’s design.
On the secondary market, these sneakers will surely be profitable, and I expect gross profits of up to $100 per pair since this collaboration is on a much more popular silhouette.
Nike Dunk Low Gym Red
- Retail Price: $105
- Estimated Resell: $180
- Release Date: Monday, December 5th, 2022
- Colorway: Gym Red/White
- Style Code: DN1431-101
The “Gym Red” color blocking that has previously been featured on a number of Jordan and Nike models is present on the following Nike Dunk.
The famed Gym Red leather appears on the toes, eye stays, and heel overlays, while, as in the case of most Nike Dunks, a neutral white backdrop is added to the underlays of the sneakers.
Nike embroidery on the rears, clean white midsoles, and matching red outsoles finish off the design.
At the moment’s remarkable $210+ resale price on the secondary market for these sneakers in 2022 are quite impressive. Expect a resale of around $180 per pair come the release date.
Eastside Golf x Air Jordan 1 High
- Retail Price: $200
- Estimated Resell: $300+
- Release Date: Saturday, November 12th, 2022
- Colorway: BURNT SUNRISE/MIDNIGHT NAVY-WHITE-METALLIC GOLD
- Style Code: DZ4523-800
The Air Jordan 1 High Golf x Eastside Golf now has promotional photos available by Nike. And although the AJ1 Low Golf has previously appeared in a variety of hues, the high-top silhouette has been less frequently spotted.
The launch is a component of Eastside Golf’s “Out of the Mud” partnership with Jordan Brand, which highlights the difficulty of overcoming adversity to realize one’s goals.
Olajuwon Ajanaku and Earl A. Cooper, two African-American professional golfers who met at the HBCU Morehouse College while playing and learning golf, made this notion a fundamental part of their founding philosophy for Eastside.
To play on this idea, the top and outsole are mostly red clay mud, with white and blue added to provide visual contrast.
Additional special details include a tongue tab with the Eastside swinging chain emblem, metallic gold lace tips, and a limited-edition hangtag and shoe box to finish off the package.
Eastside Golf collaborations have previously been very profitable, as the Air Jordan 4 currently resells for north of $1,000.
Expect decent resale from this as well, depending on the quantity.
Eastside Golf x Air Jordan 1 Low
- Retail Price: $130
- Estimated Resell: $250
- Release Date: Saturday, November 12th, 2022
- Colorway: MIDNIGHT NAVY/MIDNIGHT NAVY-BURNT SUNRISE-WHITE
- Style Code: DV1759-448
Eastside Golf will also release a joint Air Jordan 1 Low in addition to the Air Jordan 12 and Air Jordan 12 Low Golf.
Dressed in a color pattern of Midnight Navy, Burnt Sunrise, and White. The Navy premium nubuck upper and satin-lined tongues on this pair of Eastside Golf x Air Jordan 1 Lows are set off by a Sail midsole and a semi-translucent outsole.
Additional elements include Eastside Golf embroidered tongues and unique hangtags with graphic insoles of grass and mud.
Additionally, the shoes are packaged in limited-edition boxes that, if you keep them in mint condition, can fetch you a better resale price tag for the sneakers.
Although I do not expect resale prices as high as the Eastside Air Jordan 4, you still can expect gross profits of around or above $100 per pair.
Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost and Found
- Retail Price: $180
- Estimated Resell: $550+
- Release Date: Saturday, November 19th, 2022
- Colorway: Varsity Red/Black-Sail-Muslin
- Style Code: DZ5485-612
The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Lost and Found,” often referred to as the “Chicago Reimagined,” pays homage to the mom-and-pop stores of the 1980s.
It pays tribute to the times when they had a pair of DS 85 Chicago Jordan 1s in stock, stored in worn-out boxes with new Orange Nike lids (AJKO lids). Along with the shoes, a unique vintage-style invoice receipt, sale stickers, and distinctive retro-design tissue paper are included.
Dressed in Varsity Red, Black, Sail, and Muslin color pattern. Built of cracked leather, this version of the Air Jordan 1 has a White leather foundation with Red overlays and Black on the wings, Swooshes, and collar.
Other elements include Red and White midsoles with Muslin tongues and Nike Air branding. These kicks are special and will likely be one of the most profitable sneakers of this entire month.
A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Violet Ore’
- Retail Price: $225
- Estimated Resell: $400+
- Release Date: November 17th, 2022
- Colorway: Violet Ore/Medium Ash-Black-Muslin-Burgundy Crush
- Style Code: DV6773-220
A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand will also release a unique joint version of the Jordan 4 to go along with the Air Jordan 12s.
Dressed in a color pattern of Burgundy Crush, Black, Muslin, Violet Ore, Medium Ash, and Black. The Air Jordan 4 by A Ma Maniére has a subdued Purple foundation with a Cream rubber sole. The “Nike Air” heel tabs, polished brand insignia on the lateral collar, quilted sock liner, and quilted insoles are further features.
The design is completed with co-branded tongues, hangtags, unique packaging, and lettering tucked under the back pull tabs that read “It’s about where you’re going” and “It’s not about the shoes.”
Expect very decent resale from these kicks as well.
DJ Khaled Air Jordan 5 We The Best “Crimson Bliss”
- Retail Price: $225
- Estimated Resell: $1,000+
- Release Date: Friday, November 25th, 2022
- Colorway: CRIMSON BLISS/LECHE BLUE-SAIL
- Style Code: DV4982-641
DJ Khaled recently unveiled his newest Air Jordan 5 “We The Best” line, and he is now in a meeting with Jordan Brand about it.
The four Air Jordan 5 colorways from this lineup come in shades of Crimson Bliss, Sail, Blue, and Bright Purple. Each pair has a quilted inner lining, “Keep” and “Going” labels on the inside tongues, “We The Best” and “Nike Air” heels, and leather uppers with colorful contrasting details.
Translucent outsoles with “We The Best” beneath the right shoe’s foot complete the look. Each pair is delivered in a unique box or package.
This “We The Best” line will also contain matching clothing, such as t-shirts, tracksuits, and other items, in addition to footwear.
These are probably the biggest releases of the month, thus ending off November on a very high note!
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